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Chemical Reactions

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Chemical Reactions   a process in which the physical and chemical properties of the original substances change as new substances with different chemical and physical properties are formed  
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The properties and energies of the substances always change when,   a chemical reaction take place  
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Reactant   substance that enters into a chemical reaction, a starting substance in a chemical reaction  
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Product   a substance formed or produced by a chemical reaction  
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Coefficient   the big number in front of symbols/formula  
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What does the arrow mean?   yields or produces  
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Exothermic   energy is given off (something that is burning or gives off light)  
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Endothermic   energy is absorbed (photosynthesis or test tube gets colder)  
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Activation Energy   the energy needed to form short-lived, highly energetic, extremely unstable, intermediate molecules that are rearranged to form products in the chemical reaction  
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In order for a chemical reaction to occur   the reactants must have the ability to combine with substances to form products  
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An atom bonds with another atom   to complete its outermost energy level  
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Atoms can be   neither created nor destroyed  
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Evidence Of Chemical Reaction   ~precipitate produced ~unexpected color change ~light emitted ~gas released/bubbles ~energy change ~temp increase/decrease due to absorption or release of heat  
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Catalyst   substance that speeds up the rate of a reaction but is not used up in the reaction  
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All metals   are singular  
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Non noble gases are   diatomic  
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The diatomic gases are   N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2, H2  
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How many types of basic chemical reactions are there?   5  
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What are the five reactions?   combination (synthesis) decomposition single replacement double replacement combustion  
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Synthesis   sometimes called combination, two or more simple substances combine to form a new, more complex substance  
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Metallic oxides react with water   to form bases  
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Decomposition   a complex substance breaks down into two or more simpler substances  
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Combustion   also called an oxidation reaction  
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Single Displacement   one element replaces another element in a compound  
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Double Displacement   different atoms in two different compounds replace each other  
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Aqueous   whenever something is dissolved in water  
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Precipitate   insoluble solid that separates form solution  
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Net Ionic Equation   a chemical equation that involves compounds dissolved in water  
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Net Ionic Equation Shows   all the soluble ionic solutions as ions  
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Spectator Ions   there are ions that do not take part in a chemical reaction and are found in solution before the reaction and after they do not participate  
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Molecular   two nonmetals bonded together cannot dissociate into ions  
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Ionic   metal + nonmetals contains polyatomic ions, always dissociate into ions if aqueous  
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